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The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-02-12

Hon. Francis T. Nichols in answer to
letter of Mr.. j. NJ. HOllingswOrth, of
Shreveport, declares that he will accept
the candidacy for governor if rendered
to him by he Democratic Convention.
The parish printing for the Parish of
st. Martin, was awarded to the Reveille
and Messenger jointly, for the sum Of
two hundred and fifty dollars per annum.
The parish will have the advantage
Of double publication of its proceed
ings.
Sheriff I. L. BrOussard received tele-
gram from Judge J.E. MOutOn, Monday
last, ordering him to discharge the jury
and adjourn court sine die. The order
was complied to.
There will not be any court in this
parish until the first Monday of May,
which will he civil term.
Mr.. Edwin Gueriniere, a member Of
Volunteer Fire Co. No. l, has raised by
subscription from the merchants and
property holders, the magnificent sum OF
one hundred dollars which he has turned
over to Mt. j. A. Hitter. the treasury Of
the committee in charge.
The Supreme Court has maintained
the validity, and constitutionality Of the
Sundry Law, by decision rendered this
week in the case of the State of Louisia-
ma VS.. Jos. A. Walker and others. This
settles the Sunday law question, and it
is hoped that the law will be faithfully
observed and..enforced hereafter.
The Scientific American published by
Mum & Co., New York, presents weekly
to its readers the best and most reliable
record Of various improvements in ma
chinery while the scientific progress Of
the country can in no way be CLEANED
so Well as by the regular perusal of its
pages.
We are informed that Mr.. G. W. Thomas
who was running the st John plantation
in partnership with Messrs. Bush Le-
vert has severed his connection with the
above firm, and has moved from the place
this week. Mr.. Thomas is a pleasant
and agreeable old gentlemen, and has
made large number of friends in this
parish, who will be panied to learn of
his departure. We are sorry that Mr..
Thomas has not located permanently in
this town or parish. We wish our old
friend success i what ever he may un-
dertake.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-02-12
Regular Meeting Of the Police
Jury of the Parish of St.
Martin held on this 9TH
day Of February 1887.

The Meeting was called to order.
We're present: Hon. Felix Berard Pres
ident and Messrs. Duchamp, Gillari and
Patin. Absent: Mr.. Chs. Gutekunst.
The Minutes Of the last meeting were
then read and approved.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-02-12

We are not a machine Democrat, and
if there is anything we view with re-
gret and consider with infinite pity, it is
one of these poor deluded unfOrtunates
wearing the collar Of a political boss.
Once concede to coterie of politicians
the divine right Of formulating your be-
lief and idea and the downfall Of freedom
and our boasted purity of the ballot is
near at hand.-Abbeville MeridiOnal.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-02-12

The engineer Of the last boiler explo-
sion horror didn't get hurt ani he
thinks Providence had something to do
with it. Funny that Providence didn't
warn him that the water was below the
last guage, and that he must draw the
fires to prevent an explosion. Perhaps
however, Providence wanted the ether
four men killed.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-02-12

Ex-Governor Alger, Of Michigan should
be President of the United States. Some
few weeks ago he clothed 800 newsbOys
in Detroit, and last week he sent to 800
families in that city each a barrel Of -four
ton of coal and cord of wood. He has the
right heart for President.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1887-02-12
NUMBER 81.


Police Jury reports that he hes issued to
date 451 checks on the Parish Treasurer
against appropriations Of the schedule
Of 1856, amounting to the sun of nine
thousand; forty-four, 97l]4 dollars as fol
lows:
Justices and Constables S2l0S54
Sheriff fees in Crim'l. matters 5o6.40
' attending Courts 335.
Jurors and Witnesses. 5G.35
Expenses of prisoners i'm Jail 1.309.D
salaryof Assessor afS aiS25
Accountant 1H).
Coroner 2lO.
Official journal Gg.50
Police Jurors 5S6.
Keepers of Bridge 1o2.531s
Jury Commissioners 90.
Clerk of Court for Indexes zoo.
Paupers %.
Porter so.
Costs of Election. 2S0.5O
Extinglishnent Debt OF 1885 1.2i9.Ofss
Bal. due building Bridge at
st. Martinsyille 1.300.
accidental Expenses 1.210.3f
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PaupPrS Z3.
Porter so.
Costs of Election. 2SO.50
Extinglishn.ent Debt OF 1885 1.si9.Oiss
Bal. due building Bridge at
st. Martinsyilie 1.3O0.
Incidental Expenses 1.210.3f
Total as above $90i4.974
The clerk further reports that he has
been unable to adjucate 'On the 11th..
ul.-, as he was directed, the contract Of
official journal, there being no bidder at
terms and conditions established.
The Police Jury thereupOn entered in
to private contract with the st. Martin
Reveille and Messenger, through Mr.. e.
Greig. herein representing both papers
and accepting for the same at the rate
of Two hundred and fifty dollars n year
to data from January 1st., 1887 and to be
divided between them as they will See
proper.
On motion of Mr.. Duchamp seconded
by Mr.. Gillard and carried be it resol-
ved, that all parish licences for the year
1887 be hereby fixed at the same rate as
the State licences for the said year.
At the request of Mr.. Duceamp. Messrs
4. Smedes. Prosper Lopez and Devezin
Lopez are appointed by the chair on
committee to ascertain tho probable cost
of bridge to be built on cOulee at De-
vein Lopez ;said committee to report
at the next regular meeting.
A committee of three, Messrs., Felix
Berard, Cleric Gauthier and Cyprien Me-
lancOn was also appointed to examine
the work made by Mr.. Emile Babin OH
Ursin BrOussard's Canal at his place
said committee to report at next meeting
on the importance and value Of said
work.
Mr.. Gillard reports, that in conformity
with resolution passed at the last meet
ing, he has sold on the 18TH. ult., the
contract for the keeping Of the bridge at
Breaux-Bridge, and that the same was
adjudicated to Mr.. Nicholas Blaise for
the sum of fOrfy-nine dollars a year from
day of sale.
A petition from the inhabitants Of the
third and fourth wards, was received by
which it Is asked that an llenriette
Sprage be carried on the list of Paupers
of the Parish. The same was granted
and the Clerk was directed to act accOr-
dinghy In due time
On motion of Mr.. Duchamp, seconded
voted and carried. The holders of Checks
and Evidences of Indebtedness Of the
Parish, prior to the year 1885 are hereby
requested to present them at the next
Meeting Of this body so that the Outstan-
ding amount Of the same be properly
ascertained.
On motion OF Mr.. Duchamp. seconded
by Mr.. Gillard. put to vote and carried.
Be it resolved: That one half of the ca
pital and interests due on all Outstand-
ing funded warrants be paid on the rev.
enues of 1887. The Clerk is hereby au-
thOrized to issue Checks accordingly In
due time, against appropriation to be
in the schedule Of said year to that effect.
The Police Jury then in COMMITTEES
OF the whole, proceeds under sect. 2745
of the Revised Statutes OF the State Of
Louisiana to make out an estimate eX-
hibiting the various items of expendi-
lures Of the Parish of st. Martin for the
year 1887 as follows:
For Criminal Expenses
Fees OF Justices Il COnstables $3.50.
Sheriff in CrimI. matters 500.
attending on Courts 500.
Jurors and Witnesses 1.5O0.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-29
LOCAL NOTICES.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 22i ID st.
A CHEAP line iron and slate mantels,
also CRATE front and tenders, at Gabay'a.
IL you want all pine lumber call on
Brinkley Lumber Company, l2i JET.
ferson street.
EVERY saloon should keep for
sale Quinine and Whisky. q. ii.
Herbers 4 Co., agents.
Go 10 p. Cunningham's wagon fac.
tory, corner Detoto and Monroe
stieets, TO order your drays.
sTKseoRArHKR and type writer
wanted Immediately. Apply at Room
~ Cotton Exchange, or address X. l..
Traylor, drawer 2ls.
THR Charleston and Memphis base.
ball game will be detailed today at tho
Turf Exchange. Game commences a
$3.50 o'clock, sharp; come and see II.
ORDER through your dealer vinegar
and cider made Of the "0zuk" Facto-
ny, Nos. 7 and s Howards Row. The
quality OF these goods, and al.o the
prices, are guaranteed.
STANLEY d ANDERSON, funeral dir.
ectors and embalmere, 50 Madison
street, are fully prepared 10 furnish
chairs at residences, whom ordered, for
the accommodation OF friends.
THE Tracy Printing and Stationery
Company, yesterday, completed,
through Mr.. Peter Tracy, the pur-
chate Of the plant OF the late Arm, and
will resume business today nj the old
stand, No. 200 Main street. The
hands who were thrown out OF work
In consequence Of the Temporary stop.
page Of busineas, will return 10 their
former positions. Telephone Tracy &
90.
WE call attention 10 the advertise
ment In our columns OF ore OF the first
schools for young ladies In the Union.
We refer TO Wesleyan Female Insti.
tute, Staunton, Va. This college has
a corps Of twenty-five accomplished
teschers ard officers, especially
trained for their respective positions.
Tho number educated In this time
honored school reaches into tho
thousands. Its graduates are sought
for a. teachers far and wide. Ih su-
perior and varied facilities for q uBe-
fal and ornamental education, and the
Christian care aud attention borrowed,
make II just such a college home as
every parent desires for his daughter.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-29
ADDITIONAL RIVERS.


WHEELING, July 2s.-Nlsht- River 3
ieet 10 inches on tho gauge and rising slow
~. Weather cloudy and warm.
PfrrSDURG, July 2s.-Nlsht-Rivsr2 feet
inches on the gauge and stationary.
Weather cloudy and pleasant.
CINCINNATI. July 2s.-Night-Rlyer S
foot 4 Inches on the gauge and falling.
Weather cloudy and hot, and threatening.
CAIRO, July 2s.-Nlght-River . feet I
inch on the gauge and falling, Weather
clear and warm. No arrivals or departures.
LOUISVILLE, July 2s.-Nisht--Rlyer 3
feet Inches In tho canal and foot inches
on the falls and stationary. Weather clear
and hot.
ST. LOUIS, July 2s,-Nisht-RIvsr fallen
2-l0. and now marks II feet q inches BY the
gauge. Weather cloudy and hot. Arrived !
City Of New Orleans and Future City aud
barges. New Orleans, City Of Providence,
fickahurg.
EVANSVILLE, July 2s.-Nisht-Rlvsr 2
feet 7 inches scant on the gauge and station.
Aryj 3 feet 9 inches and very close out 70
10 Cairo. % inches AZ French Island foet
at Lowisport, and - inches at Flint Island.
Weather clear and warm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-29
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The grand jury meets today.
Not one deal In realty YVES record.
cd yesterday.
Forum aRd scribner's Magazine
for August Al Mansford's.
Court squaie Ia without special
police protection until Rogers's case is
decided.
Probate Judge Galloway appoint.
I'D N. y. Carver guardian OF Berde
Carver yesterday.
Frank Rano was arrested for wife
whipping yesterday and left q s25 for.
felt at the station house.
President Hadden has wagered a
hat with Gen. Patterson that President
Cleveland will succeed himself.
Tho swimming races at the nAtato-
rum were postponed indefinitely Last
night on account Ct the inelement
weather.
Marriage licenses were Issued yes.
terdsy 10 Joseph Holmes and Laura
Williams, V. II. Staples and MIRA. NJ.
Y. Brooks.
Circuit Court adjourned yetlerday
for the feeldue Of this term. The Sep.
tembef term begins on the third Moo.
day In that month.
-ChaIles Riley, white painter,
twenty-thiee years old, was arrested
yesterday for shopliftlpg, and will b ave
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-29
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
To purchase one Of the
Finest Plantations
On the Arkansas River,

1900 acres Of river bottom land, a,,,.,,,
overflow. 1000 acres Ia HIN state al cultivs.
ton and thoreughly diteh6d, all under sood
tenee, ofwhich g or milol Il barbed wire and
plank COMMUNIST ~ so0d irame tsnemsnt
houses y IN brick chimpeytI 2 good dWell-
inssl Win citefnt, gardens, orchard, eto.l
Inc barn, stAbleAnd cfihsI a dne9 story Gin.
house., ~ feet long, with splendid machla-
ery, sins. ieedefst con ienaert, etc. also,
sritt and .avmill, Is head mules and horSes,
oxen, milch cows, tools, wagons and har-
ness about 100 bushels corn, plenty OF hAr,
and cotton seed SUFFICIENT 10 plant the place.
Located on the nsrth bank OF the Arkan-
tn river. y or y mile below Little Rock, ar a
miles south Of the Memphis and Lifts
Rock railroad. The Arkansas Central and
faramoro branch roads 10 Little Rock have
both been located through the farm, an.
will be running within year, thus makinf
this most desirable place.
Owing 70 advanced years and q oonss-
quent Wish 10 retro from activo farm man.
aesment, the owner will sell alta treat bar
gain and upon terms 70 suit Any purchaser.
Cash payment tuficient TO pay for The psr.
tonal property only required, and, aitsr
Qne.third OF the real ostate has beer pald
for, the balance mar stand iof ~ years, IN.
te[est 70 be paid annually,
, IL desired, We car. eject an oxcl X . ior
inc whole or apart In GOOD Memp ii ffbp-
erty ~ falr cash valuation.
ior farther Information apply Il strsOu
OF ~ eorresgondeneet TO
0vkRrON a eros TEgta,
Mompib 1snu.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-29
PERSONALS.

W. 8. HosDLETr, Of Arkansas, 10 at
Gsston's.
O. A. SAwKINs, Of Toledo, O., IL at
DuHy's Hotel.
G: P. TALBOT, Of Louisville, Ky.,,s at
DuGy's Hotel.
MRS. MURRAY, OF Iowa City, is at
DuIy's Hotel.
MAJ. Q. M. Dlcksy, OF Xenia, o.,
is at the Peabody.
MISS sALLIK STEPHENSON left last
night for Hillsboro, Ala.
Z. Z. F. Ross, OF the New Orleans
Picayune, is at the Peabody.
j. s. FLETCHER, Of Mississippi, Is
stopping at the Gsyoso Hotel.
L. q. HoRsER, OF Helena, Ark, is
stopping at the Gayoso Hotel.
JOSEPH GRAYsoN, OF New York, Is
stopping at the Gayoso Hotel.
JSo. A. METoALrE, Of Greenyille,
Miss, is registered at Gssion's.
$. Fl. VRLEs and wife, Of Helene,
Ark, are at the Gayoso Hotel.
i. 4. LOGAN and y. b. Chrism, OF
Friar's Point. Miss, are at Glston's.
Col. JOHN ALLISON, Secretary Of
State, Is registered at the Peabody.
A. p. sAUKR, manager Of the Empire
OIL Mills at Vicksburg, is OF the Pea
body.
N. r. SLEDaE aud wife and Mrs. Inez
Campbell, OF Mississippi, srs at the
Gayoso Hotel.
p. 81. KING, OF Madison, Ia, and T.
W. Hopkins, Of Denver, Col are at
Dufiy's Hotel.
Ms, 8. F. MAY left town yesterday
to spend the reldue Of the summer In
the mountains.
]. O. KYLE, wife and child and Mrs.
". d. Helm, Of Sardis, Miss are at
the Gayoso Hotel.
TIE Rev. B. B. Cabell, president OF
the Cedar Bluff (Ky.) Female College,
10 at the Pcabsdy.n
The funeral Of Miss L,rena Rsjs
will take place from st. Patrick's
Church this morning at 10 O'Clock.
GAIT. JOHN w. DrLLARD and family
have gone to Montgomery White Sui.
phur Springs TO spend the summer.
J. P. Housros and DR.. J. L. Minor
left the city yesterday. The former
goes to Texas, 10 be absent q month,
while the latter stops In arkansas for
q short tims.
Mr.. THOMAS M. WARD, formerly Of
this city, died at Hillsboro, Ala, ON
Tuesday last. He was for great num-
Der oil years engaged In the cotton bust
ness In Memphis. He leaves q wife
and one child to mourn his loss.
VIsIToRs on Change yesterday: ].
A. Jourdan, Tennessee; Mics M. L.
Murrell, Tennessee: Miss Z. w. West
brook, Tennessee; Miss J. M. Horne,
Tennessee; John McGurty, New Or.
leans; r. b. Mason, Athens, Ala. Sam
May, Arcols, Miss.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-29
B.LOWENsTEIN& BROS.

To-day (trlday) we offer three In
comparable bargains ln.La1ies' and
gentlemen's Handkerchieis, repre-
senting values far superior to any.
thig ever offered by US or any one
else, not even half Price Of some OF
them-most Of them not half what
they ought to be, Of course at give
away prices, almost, these Handker.
chiefs will 20 quickly.
Lot l, Ladies' part linen colored
border hemstitched Handkerchieis
at o cents each, worth d,uble.
Lot 2. Lsdies' all pure linen col.
ored hemstitched Handkerchief 70 at
81 cents each. Real value 81 %
per dozen.
Lots. Gents' colored border hem.
stitched handkerchleis q, 81 cents
each. Cannot be duplicated for less
than 81 70 per dozen.
Also 100 gross hall ball Pearl But
tons, pure Whitehall We have and
all that you will get this season al
tho price, 10 cents per dozsn. Posi-.
lively no.more when these are gone.
Biz bargain in about 80 dcEsn
Turkish Bathing Towels, size 22x
a, worth 81 rs per doEin In any
market; our price l2lc each.
Same department we will place
on rae 10 pieces only bleached all
linen Table DAmsSk, has been cold
for o0c. Tcdsy You can have rs
much ne you want a, 6Oc per yard.
Received yesterday another case
Of those Book Fold Nainsookr,
plaid ard checks, which We will
place on sale today at Sc per
yard. worth double.
II. LOwENsrEIN d BROS.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-29

THK Association will adjourn sine
die tonight.
TnK Oemmilt'e on Sunday Schools
will report today.
DR. GRAVES Ia tho best presiding
officer we have ever seen.
THK ladies' Of Germantown and vi.
olnlty are taking q great deal Of inter.
Get In the meeting.
ELIAS ALEXANDER, sexton OF the
First Baptist church, has become a
great iayorite with the members Of the
A, ISOLATION.
Mn. J. II. AsDKtsos, the newly
elected secretary for the State Missions
Board, Ia heart aud soul In his work.
He will succeed.
The Rev. r. A. Venable Ia probably
the moet valuable member that the
association has. Az a speaker he can.
not he discounted.
THK Rev. Mr.. Anderson, pastor of
the Germantown BAptis. church, Is
doing all in his power 10 make the
visiting delegates feel at home, and he
II hucceedinK admirably
THK choir OF the Germantown Bap.
iist church Ia woll trained. IL IL com.
posed Of the following ladies and geo.
tltmtn; Misses Annie aud Lliiian
Thomap, Katie Miller, Ida and Lydia
CLARK, Jessie frankie and Eva Will.
liams, and Metsre. q. X. Strickland,
b, X. Stephens and o. Craig.
AMONG the prominent persona in at.
tendance at the meeting are DR.. q. W.
Jaiman, LII d, Prof. T. ]. Deniree
and Elder r. DeCoury, representing
The Central Baptist Association and
the Southwestern Bapiist University,
Jackson, Tenn, Prof. w. l.. Bouy. Of
the Blue Mountain Misi) Female
College and representing the Tppah
Assoc alton, l. der w. ID. Howe,
A. NJ. Harrawsy, p. II. sfiek.
land and 4. J. Dean OF the
Coldwater Miss association; o. l..
HALEY, Of Knoxville. from tho Tou-
nesseo association, and vice president
Of tho Home Mission Board Tor this
State; Elder W. l.. Anthony, prchi.
dent Of the West Tennessee Daptltt
Convention; ElderJ. II. Borum, life
member"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-29
Wnrningi

II is rot TO be wondered at that
most Americans are dyspeptlc. sWal.
lowing Ice cold drinks on hot sum
day does tho mischief. Why then
not add 10 drops OF Angustora Bilters,
the world renowned tonic Of exquisite
hhyor, and thus avoid all dagger oil
cold In the atomaoh.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-29
Tho True Method

OF curing habituAl constipation and
liver ard kidney ills IN 90 avoid the
uso OF tie bitter drastic liver medi.
olnts and cAthartice, and 10 take only
the plt1ant liquid fruit remedy,
Syrup Of Figs. IL cleauses an well a,
strengthens the system. and does not
leave the bowels coslive, 90 that regu.
lar habits may be formed and tho In.
valid permanently restored 10 health.
l. acts promptly and effectively; Il IL
easily taken and perfectly harmlosl.
For sale In 30 oepts aud 81 bottles BY
n. J. Helster and all leading dfu9.
gisls. Van Yleet a Co., q. w. Jones
\ Co., w. N. Wilkeuon 4 o., J, J.
Miles, end Z. Mansfield A 90. have
Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-29
The NATATORIUM
Cor. Fourth aud Jefferson.
NEW MANAGEMENT.
Clear Water. Good Baths.
Ladist' hourt-9 am. 10 Pm.
0cntlomon-S 70 8 m. aud, 70 10 ID, M y.

Ladist' hourf-9 AN. 10 Pm.
oentlomon-o 10 a.m. aud. 2 70 10 pm.
Book Of TwsntI.hys Tickets.
Book Of FLY A.CC
The art Of twimmins will be TAUGHT b.
Prof q. II. PPAFf, Who u a the building
from 70 10 .. IN, each day. His terms are
single lesson, Sci adult, full course, guar
antoe, 81; children. full course. guarantees. r.
QuLnrsRNlsrtH's 0rFfsE, u. s, AssrD
Rooms ~ and 6 Gate City bank BuildiuE,
ATLANTA, Ca, July n, lss7.
GEALED PROPOSALS In trlpIiea,e will b
- received II this otlee until u Q clock m,
TUESDAY, tho 18th day on August, 1851, AZ
which time and place they viii be opened In
the prosencs Of such bidders a. mar attend
the opening, for constructing at the torinth,
Miss. National Cemetery about lTo feet Of
enclosing wall and for repolntins and re-
building Al certain places about the zane
number OF feet Of wall n per fpscihcationt
which can be had on application 10 the Iu-
perinten o. dent AZ the cemetery.
Awards will be- made 10 the lowest respon-
tible bidder for the entire work.
A guarantee bond IN the sum Of $500 10
the blanks that will be furniihsd for making
Said blank, can be had on application 10
thl, etnee. OF TO the Superintendent o. The
The Government reserve, the right 10 re-
Jet AIRY or All bids and 70 waive irreguiarity
should be market "Prop5sais Tor wall Al
corinth." and addressed 70 the M derrlgned.
n. II. KIRK,
Major and Qsnt.rmastsr d 4. Amy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-29
The Public q. Defrauarv

by many oounierieita Of Oolsste's non.
Mar toilet Boapf. Oalhmero Bouquet
10 larRely initiated. Beware,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-29

MENKEN q COMPANY.
Ladies, Read This Local!
All our fast colored, fancy fiz.
ured Famine and Canvas Cloth.
advertised heretofore a. SIC, will
be sold
TODAY AT Sc, &c A YARDl
100 dozen all liuen, bleached dam.
ask TowelP, knotted fringe, full
size, worth 50 80 a dozen,
TODAY ONLY 100 EACH!
At $50, ladies' satin Coaching Par.
ssols, reduced from 81 rs.
At 81 20, all silk, 20 inch Sun I'm.
brellas, cheap at 81.
Howard's Prepared Household
Ammonia, large bottles, l3c.
Leather purses and lopg pocket
books, lie, worth 50c.
5ponges, 80 each. English pins 20
apaper.
Black and colored all silk Mitts,
16c q pair.
Ladies' and children's Hosiery TO
duced.
AT CALICO COUNTER.
All our beet shifting Percales, the
l5c quality,
TODAY ONLY Gel
GAMES. GAMES, GAMES.
Croquet sets reduced to Zoe.
Baseball cap, belt, bat and ball,
for 10c-each article worth more
the whole outfit, cap, belt, ball and
bat, for l0c.
Seward special bargains in Glsss
and Chinawsre. Lock over the &c
counter. Tomorrow we place ON
the 30 counter, besides numerous
other useful articles,
1000 wHIsK BRooMs, &c EACH.
This sale will last all day. We
cloee at @ pm. Those coming fiist
Of course have fret choice.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
An Evcniss Concert.

AT jackson Mound Park this even.
Ing, and commencing at s o'clock, q
grand concert will DO given under the
leadership Of Prof. Herman Arnold.
The programme includes the follow.
Ing numbers;
Knisht Tsmplars' MAreh.............,,0 o, Mstra
vvetture-.' komant ic.-........,,.a. Keller Bella
Naples .... X. WaldtTouicl
Selection Chimes Of normAndy"
Qysrturs-"Rra Diayelo. "...,..,.....y v. Aubsr
hAiurka Caprice vlolets.'
Medlsy-"Ten Minutes with the MIN
slIels," tby rsque.p.........,,,..0 q. Brown
Presenting the music Of an entire Mlntt oil
show solos for oornet. trombone, plccolo,
bolls, tambQurins, also giving limitations
Of clog aud Iie dancing.
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w9fman walls .'..,.........,.,...,, los. Strauss
I'D hafriEant Mulligan Guard Nomi.
IL Diavoletto NlncenEo Palmieri